CHANNILLO
Vlad the Conqueror
By R. David Fulcher

Series Description:

*** Runner-Up 2017 Best Historical Fiction Series! ***

Set in the majestic Carpathian Mountains, this epic features Wallachian Prince Vlad Tepes (Vlad the Impaler) as he defends Transylvania against the invading Ottoman Empire.  In the midst of the struggle, he meets the stunning Willomina, his future queen.

However, treachery abounds, from the wealthy merchants of his own kingdom to greedy former allies, and even Vlad's own family cannot be trusted.  Against overwhelming odds his small army begins to push back the invaders, only to have personal tragedy lead Vlad into a downward spiral that results in his damnation and begins his dark journey as the historic Count Dracula.

There are currently 39 chapters in this series to date.

Cover design by Melody Simmons.

 

Category/Genre(s): Romance, Historical Fiction, Fantasy, Adult Fiction
Updated: Monthly
Status: Completed



Author Bio For R. David Fulcher:

R. David Fulcher is an author of horror, science fiction, fantasy and poetry.  His first novel, a historical drama set in World War II entitled Trains to Nowhere, and his second novel, a collection of fantasy and science fiction short stories, Blood Spiders and Dark Moon, are both available from www.authorhouse.com and www.amazon.com.  His work has appeared in numerous small press publications including Lovecraft’s Mystery MagazineBlack SatelliteThe Martian WaveBurning SkyShadowlandsTwilight ShowcaseHeliocentric NetGatewaysWeird TimesFreaky Frightsand the anthology Silken Ropes.  His passion for the written word has also inspired him to edit and publish the literary magazine Samsara, located online at www.samsaramagazine.net, which has showcased the work of writers and poets for over a decade.

R. David Fulcher resides in Ashburn, Virginia with his wife Lisa, a native of Stony Brook, Long Island, and their cat Lucifer.

Major literary influences include H.P. Lovecraft, Dean Koontz, Edgar Allen Poe, Fritz Lieber, and Stephen King.

References:

In Search of Dracula







Series Description:

*** Runner-Up 2017 Best Historical Fiction Series! ***

Set in the majestic Carpathian Mountains, this epic features Wallachian Prince Vlad Tepes (Vlad the Impaler) as he defends Transylvania against the invading Ottoman Empire.  In the midst of the struggle, he meets the stunning Willomina, his future queen.

However, treachery abounds, from the wealthy merchants of his own kingdom to greedy former allies, and even Vlad's own family cannot be trusted.  Against overwhelming odds his small army begins to push back the invaders, only to have personal tragedy lead Vlad into a downward spiral that results in his damnation and begins his dark journey as the historic Count Dracula.

There are currently 39 chapters in this series to date.

Cover design by Melody Simmons.

 

Category/Genre(s): Romance, Historical Fiction, Fantasy, Adult Fiction
Updated: Monthly
Status: Completed


Author Bio For R. David Fulcher:

R. David Fulcher is an author of horror, science fiction, fantasy and poetry.  His first novel, a historical drama set in World War II entitled Trains to Nowhere, and his second novel, a collection of fantasy and science fiction short stories, Blood Spiders and Dark Moon, are both available from www.authorhouse.com and www.amazon.com.  His work has appeared in numerous small press publications including Lovecraft’s Mystery MagazineBlack SatelliteThe Martian WaveBurning SkyShadowlandsTwilight ShowcaseHeliocentric NetGatewaysWeird TimesFreaky Frightsand the anthology Silken Ropes.  His passion for the written word has also inspired him to edit and publish the literary magazine Samsara, located online at www.samsaramagazine.net, which has showcased the work of writers and poets for over a decade.

R. David Fulcher resides in Ashburn, Virginia with his wife Lisa, a native of Stony Brook, Long Island, and their cat Lucifer.

Major literary influences include H.P. Lovecraft, Dean Koontz, Edgar Allen Poe, Fritz Lieber, and Stephen King.

References:

In Search of Dracula